FOR BREAKING NEWS VISIT WWW.QNS.COM   JANUARY 3, 2019 • BUZZ • THE QUEENS COURIER 43 
 I resolve to... 
 I can keep my resolution. 
 My other resolutions are to get  
 organized at my desk, my room,  
 my ... well, you get it.  
 I believe we all have the power  
 to make ourselves better, but we  
 must take the first step. That’s  
 always the hardest one to take.  
 I like what  Louise Hay said:  
 “Be  willing  to  take  the  first  
 step, no matter how small it is.  
 Concentrate on the fact that you  
 are  willing  to  learn.  Absolute  
 miracles will happen.” 
 There  is  a  wonderfully  life  
 changing  motivational  speaker, 
   best  selling  author Tony  
 Robbins, who offered five points  
 titled, “How to Have the Best  
 Year Ever!” Here they are: 
 1.  Always keep learning. You  
 must feed your mind 
 2.  Stay  physically  active.  I  
 work out each day to keep  
 my mind sharp and anxiety  
 under control 
 3.  Identify a person who already  
 has what you want. Everyone  
 needs a role model. 
 4.  Take action, but be willing  
 to  change  course.  
 Sometimes  you  must  do  
 things  differently.  Never  
 fear change 
 5.  Give back. Helping others  
 makes our lives better. Life  
 is about “we,” not “me.” 
 Robbins added to his list: Start  
 the new year on the right foot by  
 beginning with one simple new  
 behavior. 
 What’s remarkable about a new  
 year is that it is a new opportunity, 
  but I never forget to be grateful  
 for what I have.  
 I  wish  you  a  “jovial”  
 January,  “fabulous”  
 February,  “marvelous”  
 March,  “awesome”  April,“meaningful”  May,  “joyous” 
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  June, “jubilant” July,“amazing”  August,  “successful” 
  September, “optimistic” 
   October,  “nurturing” 
   November  and  “divine” December. Have victorious year! 
 As 2018 ends, let me thank  
 all of the good people who made  
 this year beautiful for me. I that you will be blessed with  
 a year filled with good health,prosperity, love and abundant  
 happiness.  And  remember,as  
 written in the Bible, “It is more  
 blessed to give than to receive.” 
 Impressed by the Panorama 
 This weekend I had the  
 opportunity to visit the  
 Queens  Museum  with  
 new friends who live in other  
 states,  and  my  dear  friend  
 Tamar Hirschl Snyder.  
 The  museum  houses  within  
 it  a  remarkable,  football  
 field-sized room featuring The  
 Panorama, a to-scale model of  
 the five boroughs built for the  
 1964 World’s Fair as a celebration  
 of New York City. It took  
 a team of 100 people working  
 with model makers Raymond  
 Lester  &  Associates  over  a  
 three-year period to construct  
 it. It’s an exact 1:1200th geographic  
 model of the five boroughs  
 in which one inch equals  
 100 feet. Most remarkable! 
 My guests were in awe of the  
 site of over 895,000 buildings  
 and 100 bridges, and adored  
 watching  little  planes  flying  
 into and out of LaGuardia  
 Airport as we walked around  
 the  Panorama’s  glass  balcony. 
  Tamar was able to identify  
 her building in Manhattan’s  
 West Side. The museum offers  
 an  opportunity  to  “Adopt  A  
 Building”; you can “purchase”  
 any building with a donation  
 to ensure its upkeep. The purchase  
 even comes with a “deed”  
 to remind you of your property! 
 Tamar,  an  artist  herself, 
  delighted in visiting the  
 Queens  Museum’s  exhibition  
 hall, donated by y her late 
 late  
 husband  Harold  
 arold  
 Snyder.  
 The  museum  
 m  
 is now offering  
 g  
 the 8th annual  
 Queens  
 International  
 Show,  open  
 through  Feb.  
 24.  It’s  a  celebration  
 .eens 
 around 
 who 
 of Queens  
 artists from around  
 the  globe  who  
 brought  their  talents  
 to  our  borough. 
   
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 Artist Tamar Hirschl Snyder visiting  
 the Snyder Gallery 
 But my favorite  
 exhibit is still the extraordinary  
 works in the Tiffany Neustadt  
 Gallery, created by the Tiffany  
 Studios once located in Corona.  
 Spectacular  pieces  of  Tiffany  
 jewelry were recently added to  
 the exhibit. 
 My  enormously  impressed  
 v i s i t o r s  
 kept  asking  
 me why  
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 they  didn’t  
 kn 
 know  about  
 the  
 Panorama,  
 remarking that it’s  
 the best thing  
 they  saw  in  
 their  visit  to  
 our great city.  
 Have  you  
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 visited the Queens Museum? It’s  
 opposite the Unisphere in the  
 beautiful  Flushing  Meadows- 
 Corona Park, next door to the  
 Billie Jean King National Tennis  
 Center. Put it on your resolutions  
 list, and resolve to make it  
 there this year! 
 Blake “suiting up” for his bar mitzvah 
 The glorious Panorama at the Queens Museum 
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 Resolutions,  resolutions,  
 resolutions: That’s what  
 comes with a new year. 
 Okay, I admit that mine have  
 begun the same way for decades  
 - I’ve resolved to lose weight and  
 I say it again this year. “I’m taking  
 control of what I eat.”  
 It’s especially important to me  
 this year because I will have a  
 photographer shooting my first  
 grandson’s life changing event, his  
 bar mitzvah in March. Hopefully,  
 the  magical  software  called  
 Photoshop can miraculously take  
 pounds off, but I will see how long  
  
 
				
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